Podcasts about money meaning

Grab some coffee and get comfortable because you do not want to miss any of this episode of A Modern Nonprofit Podcast. In this episode, host Tosha Anderson speaks with Andy Johnston of Building Impact Partners and author of "Money with Meaning: How to Create Joy and Impact Through Philanthropy." They discuss a wide range of topics around ultra high net worth individuals, and how to engage them as potential donors. But there is a lot more to it than you might think at a glance. Some of what is touched on in this episode: The breathtaking statistics around the amount of wealth these individuals have The opportunities and challenges in engaging with UHNWIs Strategies for engaging UHNWIs for philanthropy Tips for donors and nonprofits You don't want to miss it: To learn more about Alex and Building Impact Partners you can check them out at the links below: Website: https://buildingimpactpartners.com/ Alex's Book: https://www.amazon.com/Money-Meaning-... LinkedIn:   / buildingimpactpartners   Alex's LinkedIn:   / alex-johnston-buildingimpact   And for all episodes of A Modern Nonprofit Podcast, you can subscribe to our Youtube channel here:    / @thecharitycfo  

Dr. Daniel Crosby is a psychologist, behavioral finance expert, and New York Times bestselling author. His works, The Laws of Wealth and The Behavioral Investor have transformed how we think about investing by shedding light on the emotional and cognitive biases that often shape our financial behavior. He also serves as Chief Behavioral Officer at Orion Advisor Solutions, guiding advisors in helping clients align their investments with what matters to them.Today, Daniel is here to discuss his latest book, The Soul of Wealth: 50 Reflections on Money and Meaning. This book challenges the conventional approach to wealth by diving into its emotional dimensions. It explores how financial well-being is not just about accumulation but also about aligning money with personal values and meaning. Daniel encourages us to reflect deeply on what it means to live a wealthy life—not just financially but emotionally and spiritually.

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In this episode we are joined by Robert Breedlove, host of the "What is Money?" show - home to some of the best deep-dive series into the world of money and Bitcoin, including the Saylor series with Michael Saylor.  Our conversation today is inspired by many of the books that have defined our personal experiences and bitcoin journeys:  - Maps of Meaning by Jordan Peterson - Human Action by Ludwig von Mises - Economic Science and the Austrian Method by Hans-Hermann Hoppe - Lila by Robert Pirsig We also discuss value and its connection to praxeology; we reflect on communication, language and argumentation ethic; And finally we ask Robert for his answer to the age old question “What is Money?” Connect with Robert on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Breedlove22 00:00:00 - Intro 00:02:07 - Welcoming Robert Breedlove 00:15:55 - What is Money to Robert Breedlove? 00:22:08 - Communication, Language, and Argumentation Ethics 00:27:54 - Voluntary vs Consensual 00:38:15 - ESAM and Lila 00:47:23 - Ownership vs Possession 00:56:09 - Opting Out With Bitcoin 01:04:38 - Bitcoin Adoption Under Hyperinflation 01:13:14 - Will Bitcoin Ever Stabilize? 01:20:48 - Wrapping Up  The Freedom Footprint Show is hosted by Knut Svanholm and BTCPseudoFinn. We are concerned about your Freedom Footprint! Join us as we talk to #bitcoin philosophers about how #bitcoin can expand your Freedom Footprint and much more! The show is sponsored by AmberApp, the #1 Sat Stacking and Spending app on Earth! Their global launch is just around the corner, and they have loads of great features coming up, so stay tuned for those! The reason we've partnered with AmberApp is because of the great people - check out our episode with their CEO, Izzy, and you'll see why! https://youtu.be/nCSMzdp4_Co Also check out their website to see all the great things at AmberApp: https://amber.app/ The show is sponsored by Wasabi Wallet, the privacy-focused desktop wallet with Tor and coinjoin built in. The coins you send to the wallet are coinjoined through Tor, so when you take the coins out they are private. Visit https://wasabiwallet.io/ and download Wasabi Wallet! The show is sponsored by Orange Pill App, the social network for bitcoiners aiming to increase hyperbitcoinization in your local area. Download the Orange Pill App today! See https://www.theorangepillapp.com/ for details and connect with them on Twitter https://twitter.com/orangepillapp The show is sponsored by The Bitcoin Way, specialists in cutting through the technical jargon of Bitcoin, so you can confidently navigate this complex world. They cover everything from Cold Wallets to Nodes, No-KYC Bitcoin Purchases, Inheritance Planning, BTC Payments, and more. If you're looking to expand your freedom footprint, securely managing your Bitcoin in self-custody—the right way, then booking a free 30-minute call with them is the next step to take: https://thebitcoinway.com/contact/ The show is sponsored by Geyser, the portal to the new creator economy on Bitcoin. On Geyser, creators can monetize their creations through their communities in a social and engaging way, and supporters can send sats to their favorite projects. Geyser has also recently integrated with Zaps and Podcasting 2.0, so every Zap sent to a Geyser address shows up on the Geyser page. We have a Geyser fund ourselves, it's the best way to support our show directly with Bitcoin. Check out their website for more info: https://geyser.fund/ Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/FootprintShow https://twitter.com/knutsvanholm https://twitter.com/BtcPseudoFinn

I am SO PUMPED to release our Next Level You Live Speaker Series to get you even MORE HYPED up for April!! Today's episode is with my soul sister Lindsay Roselle. Lindsay's story and her journey to where she's at now is so powerful. In today's conversation, she shares it ALL with you. Lindsay expands on each of the 4 pillars of the Motherload : Mindset + Money + Meaning + Motherhood. She shares that not only is it “okay” for mothers to passionately pursue work and success but it should be nurtured and celebrated in community with other mothers. Lindsay also shares how being IN THE ROOM and investing in mentorship has changed her life and how it can change yours as well if you are open to learn and connect. So excited for you to listen! Lindsay and I can't wait to hear your takeaways!!Connect with LindsayInstagram @lindsayroselle  @motherload @motherload.podMotherload podcastNext Level You LiveClick here to get ALL the details and GRAB YOUR TICKET!!!Next Level You Live  April 21st-22nd in Columbus, OHIf we're not connected on Instagram yet, please come say Hi! @jenna.klopfensteinI love to shout you out and thank you; but more importantly, I want to know your story and connect!! Join our COMMUNITY list - 2023 is going to be EPIC!

Are you ready to step into a new relationship with money, meaning, values and success? Meet Richard Friesen, the financial expert who will teach you how to align your financial goals with your deepest values and desires. In this episode of Walk 2 Wealth, Richard shares his wisdom and strategies for creating a harmonious relationship with money. From understanding your money story to aligning your actions with your values, Richard's insights will give you the tools to create a life of wealth and fulfillment. Don't miss out on this opportunity to learn from a true financial expert. Tune in now and take the first step towards financial harmony. Listen to Walk 2 Wealth now!Links From The ShowConnect with Richard: Website: https://conversations.money/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCL9Gb0M6GpCREJp5uHJHj5A LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/friesen/GET YOUR BEGINNER'S GUIDE TO ENTREPRENEURSHIP: HTTPS://WWW.BIT.LY/WALK2WEALTHGIFT 70a01eb0895487774f2877472930a126c14af577 Support the showHOW TO SUPPORT THE WALK 2 WEALTH PODCAST: walk2wealth.supercast.com 1. Subscribe, Rate, & Review us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, or your favorite podcast platform. 2. Share Episodes with your family, friends, and co-workers. 3. Donate what you can financially to help us continue to bring great content that inspires you, and people like you around the world!4. GET YOUR BEGINNER'S GUIDE TO START YOUR DREAM BUSINESS: HTTPS://WWW.BIT.LY/WALK2WEALTHGIFT

Is “Forward Singapore” more of the same talk and no action? With cost of living on the massive rise, and our island becoming increasingly dense, success feels out of reach for some. Or is it a phenomenon of the next generation of Singapore, redefining what success means to us? We casually roll our eyes at “the Singaporean dream” and be like, Sian. But what do we really want? What does success mean to us today and what is a Singapore we want to create for our kids? it is not always the government, let's talk.This episode is brought to you by TFC & RICE Media! Join us for the coming 2 weeks as we discuss our hopes and dreams for Singapore and give you the a different view of Budget 2023. We seek the expand the discussion and allow more perspectives to thrive as our nation decide how we spend our moolah! Actively comment on our telegram, Reddit and socials! We want to hear from you too!Discover more from the team at The Financial Coconut (including all our other shows): https://linktr.ee/thefinancialcoconut Check Out RICE Media too! https://www.ricemedia.coCheck Out @SGBudgetBabe too! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, Ed sits down with Brandon Hasick, who is the owner and founder of Body by Brando, a gym business with 3 locations in Sydney Australia. Brandon is also the founder of a coaching mentorship programme, and a business mentorship programme, and is a part owner of several different businesses.  In this conversation, Brandon shares his origin story, burnout, the successes and failures in trying to grow a gym business, lessons learned in leadership, and the constant struggle of slowing down, and knowing when enough is enough.    Brandon Hasick IG: https://instagram.com/brando.hasick?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= Coaching Mentorships: https://instagram.com/brando.hasick?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= Business Mentorships: https://instagram.com/businessbybrando?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=   Sponsors: The Process Programming: Website: www.theprocessprogramming.com Instagram:  @theprocessprogramming

Welcome to the fourth episode of the Money & Meaning Podcast in which Miroslaw Mazur is interviewed in his beautiful garden in Canada. Miroslaw, or Mirek, was born in Poland and moved in his twenties to Canada, where he became one of the most influential coaches in North American cycling. Throughout his career Mirek has coached hundreds of athletes to the top levels of international cycling, including World Championships, World Cups and the Olympics. What is Mirek's explanation of his success as a coach and in life? How did he experience life as an immigrant and what helped him to achieve goals and overcome struggles? What role plays money in his life so far? And what made him decide to write a book about being an immigrant? Listen to this episode to learn more about Mirek and his life. Do you want to know more about Mirek and his book? You can order his book ‘The Immigrant' on amazon and connect with Mirek on facebook. For more information about me, visit http://www.praktijk-lux.nl/en/welcome/. Do you have questions, remarks or comments? You can reach me via my website or by mail (info@praktijk-lux.nl). I love hearing from you!

Welcome to the third episode of the Money & Meaning Podcast in which Alan Donegan is interviewed. Alan is a true rebel and co-founder of the Rebel Business School, to support people in self-employment and teach them how to set up a business for free, and the Rebel Finance School, set up together with his wife, to teach people how to get their finance in order. Alan himself is already for a few years financially independent and living his dream life. What made him decide to follow this path to financial independence? And when you know that you never have to work again, how can you still find meaning in life? Rebel Alan will tell you all about it in this episode. Do you want to know more about Alan? Take look at https://www.alandonegan.com. For more information about me, visit http://www.praktijk-lux.nl/en/welcome/. Do you have questions, remarks or comments? You can reach me via my website or by mail (info@praktijk-lux.nl). I love hearing from you!

Welcome to the second episode of the Money & Meaning Podcast in which Andrew Manley is interviewed. Andrew worked for nearly 30 years for Shell. After Shell, he moved from the private to the public sector and even decided to change his career in a late stage to self-employment. He began to study psychology and has been writing his thesis about the transition of the so-called Third Life. What does he mean by that? And what themes appeared to be important for late stage career professionals, who are making the transition away from a life of corporate employment? What's his personal opinion about the relationship between money and meaning? Listen to this episode to hear his answers and more. Do you want to know more about Andrew? Connect with him on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/rob-andrew-manley-59729521. For more information about me, visit http://www.praktijk-lux.nl/en/welcome/. Do you have questions, remarks or comments? You can reach me via my website or by mail (info@praktijk-lux.nl). I love hearing from you!

Welcome to the first episode of the Money & Meaning Podcast in which Ken Okoroafor is interviewed. Ken is born in Nigeria, which made him grow up like a resilient, problem solving man with a healthy appetite for risk-taking, as he says so himself. He is co-founder and CEO of The Humble Penny and The Financial Joy Academy, together with his wife and they live a financially independent life in London with their 2 sons. Coming from a life with a huge lack of money to being financially free; how did Ken do this and what were the specific challenges as an immigrant? What's financial joy according to Ken and how can you achieve this? And in what way is this joy connected to a meaningful life? Ken is giving answers to these and more questions in this episode. Do you want to know more about Ken? Take a look at https://thehumblepenny.com and https://financialjoyacademy.com, connect with him on the socials (instagram, youtube, facebook, twitter and LinkedIn), or send him an email (ken@thehumblepenny.com). For more information about me, visit http://www.praktijk-lux.nl/en/welcome/. Do you have questions, remarks or comments? You can reach me via my website or by mail (info@praktijk-lux.nl). I love hearing from you!

David R. York is an estate planning attorney and CPA with more than 20 years of experience and has worked with over 7,000 clients, including billionaires and business owners, celebrities and sports figures, and entrepreneurs of all shapes and sizes. He has represented first generation wealth creators, fifth generation wealth maintainers, and everything in between. He has also worked with individuals, couples and families across the wealth spectrum and countless non-profits looking to make a difference in an all too broken world. Speaking with him about money and society was highly interesting, let us know what you think?Remember you can get ahold of us, book speaking engagements and support this channel via our link: https://linktr.ee/LondonsLeadership_Podcast

David R. York is an estate planning attorney and CPA with more than 20 years of experience and has worked with over 7,000 clients, including billionaires and business owners, celebrities and sports figures, and entrepreneurs of all shapes and sizes. He has represented first generation wealth creators, fifth generation wealth maintainers, and everything in between. He has also worked with individuals, couples and families across the wealth spectrum and countless non-profits looking to make a difference in an all too broken world. Speaking with him about money and society was highly interesting, let us know what you think?Remember you can get ahold of us, book speaking engagements and support this channel via our link: https://linktr.ee/LondonsLeadership_Podcast

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“Humans are wired to act; markets tend to reward inaction.” ― Daniel Crosby, The Behavioral Investor   On today's episode of Money & Meaning, psychologist, behavioral finance expert, and New York Times best-selling author Dr. Daniel Crosby joins Jeff again to discuss the four consistent types of behavioral risk (ego, emotion, conservatism, and attention) and how they impact investment decision-making. He points to goals-based investing as one way to bring about positive behavior. Listen in to Jeff and Daniel describe additional techniques you can use to become a more rational investor!

It's a conversation with Philanthropic Advisor, Stephanie Ellis-Smith - CEO of Phīla and Co-Founder of Give Blk. We discuss the evolution of giving, charity vs. justice, and her journey to show people how to give the best of what they have - from millions of dollars to powerful, non-monetary modes of giving. Hosted by Sheila Jackson. an eve's lime production Follow The Good CEO on Instagram @becomingthegoodceo Learn more about Give Blk and Phīla Engaged Giving --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thegoodceo/message

On THis Episode:Zander explains how he destroyed his original plan for life with one dumb mistake.Hear why Zander quit an amazing job with no backup plan.Learn the difference between being good and being great.Vince and Zander discuss their takeaways from the 100m Mastermind.Find out how you can find your purpose.Zander unpacks his book and how it got him into a bit of trouble.Key Takeaways:Shame is the lowest level of emotion we can experience.Don't be “okay” with “good.”Everyone is WORTHY of success but not everyone is good enough.Tweetable Quotes: “Freedom comes at a price.” – Vince Del Monte“I had spent $120,000 on a college degree that got me an education to do something I didn't want to do. Why would I hesitate to spend money on learning something when I was finally focused on being true to myself?” – Zander Fryer“Cultivate your desires and take actions for them.” – Zander FryerConnect with Zander:https://www.sydlicbook.com/preorderhttps://www.instagram.com/zanderfryer/Vince DelMonte is an entrepreneur, author, fit pro model, and a father who has built FOUR successful 7-figure businesses in the noisy, crowded fitness space.His brand new masterclass will teach you the exact strategies, tactics, and techniques you need to escape the hell out of your 9-to-5 job and build sustainable, predictable, and profitable business in as little as 24 hours.Vince is NOT a “Guru”, he is an “EXPERT”. He has built multiple 7-figure FITNESS businesses by following battle-tested methods utilizing his unique lead generation systems like C4 Protocol, M.O.M. Method and The One Way Play.In his brand new masterclass, he's pulling back the curtain and will take you step-by-step through these simple processes he has perfected to the tune of $15 million in personal fitness revenue. www.fbfitpro.com/6fcmasterclass Once in a while, there's room for new private coaching clients. If I think I can help you grow past your current stage... I will invite you to my personal one-year mentorship exclusively with myself.I work with mid-level and top level entrepreneurs who've got a revenue-generating profitable business who feel ‘stuck' at their current level and want to scale past 50K... 100K and pass 500K months like I have. My specialty is helping you build a High-Ticket, High-Leverage and High-Touch coaching business..If it looks like we're a good fit I'll give you a peek behind the curtain of a multi-million dollar business, provide systems for leadership, scaling growth, looking at your data and making life-changing connections.https://apply.vincedelmonte7figuremastermind.com/optin1619545569305

Have you ever thought, “There has to be more to a job than this”? If so, this interview is for you. In this podcast episode we interview two Chief Financial Officers in homebuilding who also have a professional mentorship relationship. They talk about keys to success, why work in homebuilding is so satisfactory, and the value of mentorship in the workplace. Cory Boydston is the CFO of Ashton Woods Homes and Audrey Lam is the CFO of Oakwood Homes. In these two interviews, we discuss - The satisfaction of homebuilding - Key habits to success - V-type personalities (volunteering) - Finding short-term and long-term mentors - The Women's Housing Leadership Group - The opportunity for women to excel in leadership

Harps is back in the tea room riffing about all things life with me. We spent an hour and a half going deep and talking about pretty much everything aside from the topic we had planned to.. but hey, these are often my favourite chats! Money, meaning, emotions and value... how we earn it, how we spend it, how we value it and how we make meaning of it. We share a few stories and personal experiences from silent retreats to tears and breakdowns (well, breakthroughs if we're honest). If you make it to the end you'll even get to sit in on a little life workshopping exercise if you care to partake... you're welcome :) TIFFANEE COOK Linktree: https://linktr.ee/rollwiththepunches Website: www.rollwiththepunches.com.au LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/tiffaneecook/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/rollwiththepunchespodcast Instagram: www.instagram.com/rollwiththepunches_podcast Instagram: www.instagram.com/tiffaneeandco --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/roll-withthepunches/message

Ask Sandi Treliving for a stat on women’s mental health, and be prepared to be shocked. When she found out how underserved women are in research on mental health, she decided to put her time, money and family into making a difference. Her daughter Katie is a big supporter, giving as she can to make sure that philanthropy is a multi-generational legacy. In this Bold(h)er podcast, they talk to Lisa Bragg about community, making a difference and supporting women.

“You’ll get no argument from me that there are sectors where moving institutional scale, finance-first money is what’s needed. Our argument is that in places where the market is not functioning, in places where markets have left people behind, that this kind of low-cost money is required in order to make a difference in the lives of poor, marginalized, vulnerable communities and we shouldn’t delude ourselves into believing that finance-first [impact investing] is a magic bullet.” On this episode of Money + Meaning, Alex Kravitz is joined by Greg Neichin, Director and Board Member of Ceniarth, the impact-first single family office of Diane Isenberg. Ceniarth’s investment strategy focuses on geographies and markets where commercial, finance-first investment is not realistic. Investments in these areas, primarily marginalized, rural communities, necessitates a meaningful tradeoff between impact and return. During the conversation, Greg talks about the evolution of Ceniarth's impact-first approach and the important role that family offices and foundations can play in the sector.

Hypnotherapy uses relaxation techniques, extreme concentration, and intense attention to reach a heightened level of consciousness. Research suggests hypnosis benefits not only psychological but behavioral and physical wellbeing also, including addictions, grief, and anxiety to name a few.Hypnotherapy uses relaxation techniques, extreme concentration, and intense attention to reach a heightened level of consciousness. Research suggests hypnosis benefits not only psychological but behavioral and physical wellbeing also, including addictions, grief, and anxiety to name a few.Joining us today to answer all your questions on hypnotherapy is Kiné Corder. She is the CEO of Presidential Lifestyle, a National Certified Counselor, an international speaker, and the world's #1 clinical hypnotherapist specializing in stress management.  As a former Morgan Stanley financial advisor, Kiné realized that high achievers needed help with more than just the numbers because resistance was getting in the way of them executing on their financial plans. In 2014, Kiné made the shift to therapy as she discovered that the resistance that kept high achievers from executing on their financial plans was the same resistance that therapists, doctors, and wellness professionals experience when creating treatment plans for patients.Listen to Kiné's own podcast Money & Meaning here.

Hypnotherapy uses relaxation techniques, extreme concentration, and intense attention to reach a heightened level of consciousness. Research suggests hypnosis benefits not only psychological but behavioral and physical wellbeing also, including addictions, grief, and anxiety to name a few.Hypnotherapy uses relaxation techniques, extreme concentration, and intense attention to reach a heightened level of consciousness. Research suggests hypnosis benefits not only psychological but behavioral and physical wellbeing also, including addictions, grief, and anxiety to name a few.Joining us today to answer all your questions on hypnotherapy is Kiné Corder. She is the CEO of Presidential Lifestyle, a National Certified Counselor, an international speaker, and the world’s #1 clinical hypnotherapist specializing in stress management.  As a former Morgan Stanley financial advisor, Kiné realized that high achievers needed help with more than just the numbers because resistance was getting in the way of them executing on their financial plans. In 2014, Kiné made the shift to therapy as she discovered that the resistance that kept high achievers from executing on their financial plans was the same resistance that therapists, doctors, and wellness professionals experience when creating treatment plans for patients.Listen to Kiné's own podcast Money & Meaning here.

When money is remembered as energy, we begin to relate to it with reverence, with choice. Joshua Ackman is the former Head of Co-Investment at River Capital and is an “impact” investor I admire for his intentionality and somewhat Tantric relationship to capital - a man who is known for speaking the words love, spirit and money all in the one sentence. In our conversation, we explore what an integrated approach to investing that includes the ‘irrational,’ emotional, and relational might look like. We also explore what opens up to us when we see money as energy flow, the fact that we are all ‘investors,’ and how aligning our values and our decisions might support the weaving of the world our hearts know is possible. Whether you consider yourself an investor or not just yet, we all are and this episode will support you in stepping into your investor of time, energy and money in a meaningful, values-aligned way! --Show-notes and links hereConnect with me on InstagramConnect with me on FacebookMusic by RhoneSupport the show (https://aljeffery.com/podcast/)

Introduction Welcome to Let’s Talk Family Enterprise, a podcast that explores the ideas, concepts and models that best serve Family Enterprise Advisors (FEAs) in supporting their clients.   Description In this episode, Ruth Steverlynck sits down with Joan DiFuria, MFT and Stephen Goldbart, Ph.D, co-founders of the Money Meaning and Choices Institute. They discuss the psychological impact that life-altering wealth can have on individuals and families, and what families who are “getting it right” are doing that FEAs can meaningfully learn from to support and help the families they serve.   Guest bio Joan DiFuria Co-founder of MFCC, Joan DiFuria has had considerable experience in both business and psychology, giving her a unique ability to provide balanced guidance to senior leaders in organizations. She addresses the very sensitive issues of wealth, philanthropy, meaningful careers, and developing family legacies with sensitivity and insight. Ms. DiFuria completed the Harvard Business School Program for Management Development including a degree in education and psychology. She has 18 years of experience as Director of Long-term Strategic Operations and National Marketing Director for one of the largest multinational corporations in the industrial metals distribution and commodities industry.   Stephen Goldbart Co-Founder of MMCI, Stephen Goldbart has over 30 years of professional experience, is a licensed clinical psychologist, professor, author, public speaker, and organizational consultant. Dr. Goldbart also has a passion for working with complex family/organizational systems, helping to clarify purpose, make or remake structure, and find solution pathways.  He has consulted with individuals, families, and organizations to help develop the fulfilling and sustainable balance of personal, professional, and philanthropic goals.   Find out more about Stephen Goldbart and Joan DiFuria here.   Key Takeaways [0:16] Ruth introduces Joan and Stephen, then opens up the conversation by offering to define wealth. [4:09] Stephen talks about the research that exists around the psychological impacts of life-changing wealth. [6:11] Joan takes a moment to break down the insight from the research for the audience, from breaking down taboos to clear decision-making processes. She touches on how they coined the term “Sudden Wealth Syndrome” and the response that it garnered. [9:50] Joan explains why family advisors should think holistically, because coming into great wealth comes with its own set of particular challenges. [13:41] Stephen talks about what 21st-century comprehensive planning is and what it looks like. [15:40] Ruth summarizes the overarching aspects an advisor should cover: the financial wealth, the human wealth of the family and the social impact that the family wants to have. [16:27] Joan touches on the importance of honing the ability to listen as an advisor. [17:10] Stephen speaks about the framework he and Joan have been building to guide families in this kind of planning, from talking to the wealth holders to drafting a set of operational values and finally engaging the entire family in the process. [19:20] Joan mentions that once the values have been isolated, action plans are developed and channelled into governance. [20:40] Stephen and Joan list off a few of the questions they’ve heard from members of the next generation. [24:11] Joan and Stephen talk about giving the next generation the opportunity to ask questions and share ideas. [28:20] Stephen talks about learning to know when to bring in other experts if the situation requires it. Joan and Stephen offer their tips on managing this kind of situation. [31:22] Joan and Stephen share their one piece of advice and book recommendations. [35:00] Ruth thanks Joan and Stephen for sharing so much of their expertise and resources.   Share your thoughts with us at fea@family-enterprise-change.com   Mentioned in this episode Let’s Talk Family Enterprise podcast is brought to you by Family Enterprise Xchange.   Money, Meaning & Choice Institute The Purposeful Planning Institute Rendezvous   Book recommendation: Family: The Compact Among Generations, by James E. Hughes, Jr.   More about Family Enterprise Xchange Family Enterprise Xchange FEX on Facebook FEX on Twitter FEX on LinkedIn

When the SECURE Act was signed into law last December, it delivered the most sweeping changes to retirement planning we've seen in decades—some of which will have major repercussions for years to come. On today's episode of Money & Meaning, Jeff and Mike discuss the changes that impact pre-retirees and retirees the most (including the elimination of the “stretch” provision for IRAs) and share how to use the SECURE Act to your advantage to protect your retirement savings and support multi-generational planning.

Giving is often fundamental for those traveling the path from success to significance.  On today's episode of Money & Meaning, Jeff and Mike welcome special guests Boyd Bailey and Rachel Watson of the non-profit National Christian Foundation to discuss tax-advantaged gifting strategies. Whether you are seeking a strategy to support your normal pattern of giving, or you are looking for new ways to support your personal generosity, vehicles like Donor-Advised Funds, Qualified Charitable Distributions, and Single Charity Funds can help you make the most of every gift.

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As we kick off the New Year, it's a great time to get intentional about creating a meaningful future. On today's episode of Money & Meaning, Jeff and Mike offer a buffet of insights and information to help you start the year out strong. Focusing on key goals that drive improvements across your life; operating from a place of humility and gratitude; and working with a coach that offers technical, operational, and relational excellence are at the forefront of this wealth management smorgasbord.

Brian is the author of one of my favorite books of 2019 titled, The Geometry of Wealth. Brian’s work centers around helping us connect our pursuit and management of money to meaning. This to me makes his work unique because it’s not all about stacking as much as you can and it’s also not about pretending money doesn’t matter. There’s an important balance that has to be found if you’re going to build wealth AND be happy. Behind His Brilliance: Curiosity Say hi to Brian on Instagram: @bportnoy

One of the biggest financial decisions in your 60s is when and how to claim Social Security. Postponing your claim until age 70 can significantly increase your benefit amount, and yet more than half of eligible recipients file at age 62—decreasing their potential monthly income by as much as 57%. On today's episode of Money & Meaning, Alicia Lipscomb (aka “The Social Security Lady”) sheds light on strategies to increase your lifetime benefits, as well as how to claim spousal benefits (even if you're no longer married) and benefits for widows and dependents.

By its nature, holistic wealth management encompasses a lengthy list of components. As year-end approaches, working through a carefully constructed checklist is one of the best ways to ensure every piece of your own financial puzzle is fully optimized. On today's episode of Money & Meaning, Mike and Jeff walk through the most critical items on the list, what has to be tackled when, and how to manage time-sensitive tasks that must be completed by December 31.

Does it surprise you to know that how an investor behaves can have a much greater impact on the success or failure of an investment strategy than an investment strategy itself? On today's episode of Money & Meaning, psychologist, behavioral finance expert, and New York Times best-selling author Dr. Daniel Crosby discusses the psychological and biological factors that can thwart wise investment decisions, and why doing less is often better then doing more in the world of investing.

A ‘money guy’ imparts a fresh perspective of finances — and reveals an interconnected roadmap to redefining ‘true abundance’.   Learn more about Jim Brown at jimbrowninvesting.com Learn more about Best Self Magazine at bestselfmedia.com

If you want to quickly get your online coaching business to earn you over $100K in the next 12-months… LISTEN TO THIS. See, I just got asked a great question by Scott on Instagram… He said: “What’s the fastest way to build my online coaching business?” And this is where we need to define what does “success” mean to you. How much money do you want to earn? How do you want to help and impact people? How much freedom do you want, and what the type of work you want to be doin? Inside this episode we’ll: Show you how to bridge the gap between your current income and your ideal lifestyle income. Discover how to know WHAT to sell and HOW much. And then we’ll go through how to set up your coaching program and services so you 1) get your clients the best results 2) minimise your time input (so you’ve got more freedom) and 3) Maximise your profits (so you’re earning the money you want).   FREE:  Join the Fitness Business Success Circle to access the training guides and join the other coaches here - http://www.coachescartel.com/freegroup

The digital revolution has made the world a lot smaller. But, we’ve also seen live events like conferences grow more popular than ever. Lindsay Smalling is CEO of the SOCAP conference, that stands for Social Capital Markets. It’s held every year in San Francisco, and its arguably the biggest event focussed on driving New Global Markets at the Intersection of Money + Meaning. The SOCAP conference is being held on the 22nd to the 25th of October, and Lindsay generously gave us some time today to tell us all about it. She’s worked with the conference in a range of roles since 2014, she’s also worked at Impact Assets helping them develop their ImpactAsset50 list of impact investors. And she talks about her journey from being an arts major to finding her feet in the world of finance. Now, hopefully my conversation with Lindsay gets you excited for the conference, I’ll be heading over, at the end of October, and if you are too please do reach out so we can catch up. And if not, stay tuned because I’ll be bringing back a whole swag of great interviews and there’ll be lots of coverage on Instagram and Twitter. All the details and links are on my website at www.Johntreadgold.com Enjoy!

Often, the path to building a meaningful second half of life is rooted in challenges from the past. On today's episode of Money & Meaning, Rick Thompson, co-founder of Atlanta-based Champions Community Foundation, shares his own story of how parenting a child with mitochondrial disease inspired a public charity that empowers young adults with conditions such as cerebral palsy, spina bifida, muscular dystrophy, and physical injury to live independent, productive, and physically active lives.

Every decision in our lives plays a role in dictating our future. In this special episode of Money & Meaning, Dimensional Fund Advisors' Moulaya Niang shares how his own decisions and long-term outlook took him from his boyhood dreams of becoming a pro soccer player in Senegal, to becoming a star athlete at the University of Kansas, to helping investors and advisors build efficient portfolios.

Things don't always go as planned—in our lives or in our finances. The challenge is to take every experience, good or bad, to learn and move forward with greater confidence. In this episode of Money & Meaning, Jeff and Mike discuss what to do when things go awry and how to answer the question, “Where do I go from here?”

On prior episodes of Money + Meaning, we have explored ways innovative ideas generated by unlikely allies can create change across institutions and communities. But what about the systemic level? Could conversations between people of different perspectives and backgrounds lead to more equitable economies or systems of government? In this episode, host Lindsay Smalling has a conversation that addresses these questions with unlikely allies who are working on civic engagement and democratic initiatives from two very different institutions: The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.

In his book Factfulness: Ten Reasons We're Wrong About the World--and Why Things Are Better Than You Think, Hans Rosling provides powerful insights into how knowing the facts (which are often far different from the headlines) can help us perceive the world more accurately. In this episode of Money & Meaning, Jeff and Mike discuss how this new perspective can make us all better investors.

MPOWERD is an innovative solar light manufacturer recently named one as one of the Real Leaders 100 most impactful companies in the world. Their mission is to sustainably provide clean, safe, and affordable solar lighting to everyone, including the people in developing countries who need it most, and their innovative design has made their products a favorite of humanitarian aid organizations around the world. In this episode of Money + Meaning, host Alex Kravitz interviews Seungah Jeong and John Salzinger about their own journeys to impact and the inspiring ways MPOWERD products are helping people around the globe. They also share their insights into the challenges and joys of running a social enterprise, give examples of how they are measuring and reporting their impact, and offer some valuable advice for emerging social entrepreneurs.

Every generation views money differently. As a result, how we communicate with our kids and grandkids about our financial values can have a huge impact on the future--both theirs and our own. In this episode of Money & Meaning, Jeff and Mike welcome Cam Marston, President of Generational Insights, who shares his thoughts on helping the next generation achieve 'money & meaning' in the decades to come.

Two-thirds of the workforce in the United States lacks a college degree. With many companies and job platforms screening cadidates based on education, a significant number of smart, hard-working people are locked out of the job market. Seeing firsthand the impact this has on workers and their families, Yscaira Jimenez founded LaborX, a talent marketplace that connects skilled workers with employers and training programs. TechSF is a government agency that was started to provide access to technology and tech training for San Franciscans and to develop a local pipeline that could meet the demand for tech talent in the area. Through TechSF’s partnership with LaborX, San Francisco employers can use the platform to gain access to a diverse pipeline of vetted workers.  In this episode of Money + Meaning, Lindsay Smalling interviews Jimenez and Orrian Willis of TechSF about the insights they can offer into this challenge and the details of their innovative partnership, as well as the impacts they are seeing the program create for workers, employers, and communities. 

There are certain financial products that promise to bring safety to your retirement income strategy. But is it possible that this ‘cure' may actually be the cause of the disease? In today's episode of Money & Meaning, Jeff and Mike discuss the true cost of certainty, and how understanding what truly increases the risk of not having enough income in retirement can help you create a strategy that can deliver.

On this week’s episode of Money + Meaning, recorded live at the SOCAP 365 PNW event in Seattle, you’ll hear Sayer Jones, Director of Mission Related Investing for Meyer Memorial Trust, Lisa Yancey, Co-Founder of The We's Match, and Stephen Green, Founder of PitchBlack, in a candid and realistic conversation about what it will take to close the racial wealth gap. Each panelist shares their own experiences working to increase financing and support for entrepreneurs of color, as well as stories of the barriers they have encountered along the way.

However you choose to define “retirement,” financial freedom in your post-career years requires a rising income stream—one that not only lasts for the duration of your lifetime, but also outpaces the rate of inflation. In today's episode of Money & Meaning, Jeff and Mike discuss the challenge of building an investment strategy that can grow your income once you're no longer trading your own labor for a paycheck.

What is your Retirementality? In today's episode of Money & Meaning, Jeff and Mike welcome special guest Mitch Anthony, a pioneer in the financial life planning movement and author of The New Retirementality. Join us as Mitch shares his perspectives on the true definition of work, and how rethinking the “artificial finish line” of retirement can transform your life—no matter what your age today.

The textile and apparel industry is among the world's most extractive and environmentally damaging industries, accounting for 10% of global CO2 emissions and 20% of industrial wastewater. This episode of Money + Meaning, a live recording from SOCAP18, explores circular fashion innovations that are working to turn the industry from extractive to regenerative. For additional resources about circular fashion, visit our blog post on socialcapitalmarkets.net.

Season 2 of Money + Meaning kicks off with a special episode featuring luminaries from the SOCAP18 main stage including Anand Giridharadas, Joy Anderson, Joan Carling, Mitch Kapor, and Amit Bhatia. Themes include gender lens investing, the racial wealth gap, indigenous rights, distinguishing real change from fake change, and how complex power structures underlie all these important discussions.

If the capital markets have you concerned, today's episode of Money & Meaning can help. In this precursor to our January 24 investment review webinar, Jeff provides some perspective as he discusses the risks and opportunities ahead, the value of a sound investment strategy, and how investors can prepare heading into the New Year.

Joyrider, In de vorige episode (https://louniestadt.com/podcast-31-de-echte-purpose-van-de-law-of-attraction/) heb ik uitgebreid verteld wat de échte purpose van de Law of Attraction is en hoe dat mijn hele kijk op zo'n beetje alles wat ik tot nu toe gedaan heb heeft veranderd. Maar er is meer. En het is iets wat ik tot afgelopen maandag niet begreep...!! Er is een tweede aspect van de échte purpose van de L.O.A. die in tegenstrijd lijkt met het eerste aspect en wat de meest POWERFUL en ONUITGESPROKEN WAARHEID van het DOEL van de Law of Attraction is. Lees verder op mijn blogcast: https://louniestadt.com/podcast-32-het-doel-van-de-loa/ EnJOY this RIDE to FREEDOM! Liefs Lou P.S. Dank voor de mailtjes dat de link naar de Money Meaning & Miracles C(r)ash Course (https://louniestadt.com/money-meaning-miracles/) uit het vorige bericht niet werkte. Die hadden we er blijkbaar echt helemaal uit gehaald, maar Linde heeft 'm weer geactiveerd. Alleen even kijken, kijken, maar niet kopen hoor! Als je geïnteresseerd bent stuur dan een mailtje naar support@louniestadt.com. Bij genoeg animo maak ik er een aparte e-course van waar je zelfstandig doorheen kunt. De prijs daarvoor wordt dan €333,- Het nummer uit deze podcast is natuurlijk weer toegevoegd aan de Joyride to Freedom Playlist (https://open.spotify.com/user/rl6s63ldyes7mq5l3b283kcbl/playlist/72bRTCFwWSp9oaUmsSLaaA?si=IwiMdo7jR8KSMf-HYp21rg) en de bijbehorende afbeeldingen op het Joyride to Freedom Pinterest bord (https://nl.pinterest.com/louniestadt/my-joyride-to-freedom/) Als je mee wilt reizen op mijn onregelmatige avonturen, schrijf je dan even in op mijn Joyride to Freedom mailinglist: http://eepurl.com/dFJ3yD

JoyRider, Toen ik in 2006 de film The Secret zag waarin de eeuwenoude Law of Attraction in een nieuw jasje werd gestoken en daarmee wereldfaam verkreeg, kreeg ik het idee dat het wel heel erg over het verrijken van Me, Myself & I ging. Omdat het zo gericht is op het vergaren van materiële dingen had ik er zelf minder affiniteit mee. En omdat ze in de film de indruk wekken dat je alleen maar hoeft te visualiseren en visionboards hoeft te maken om al je (materiële) wensen in vervulling te laten gaan bracht de film daar ook veel frustratie mee teweeg. Het lukte zoveel mensen niet om hun wensen te manifesteren. Ik was daar één van. En dat is ook niet zo gek, want de LAW OF ATTRACTION werkt niet alleen...! Mijn intentie was om vandaag een bericht voor je in te spreken over de 5 andere universele wetten die samenwerken met de L.O.A. maar... er trok iets anders nog harder aan me, wat hier onderdeel van is, maar wat ik er even los uit wilde (be)lichten. Dit was voor mij een HUGE inzicht en kantelpunt. Namelijk wat de ECHTE PURPOSE VAN DE LAW OF ATTRACTION is. Wauw. Toen ik dát wist, vielen er bij mij niet alleen veel kwartjes maar evenzoveel tranen. "Zie je nou, zie je nou, zie je nou..!!" dacht ik. Ik kan wél voor mezelf creëren! Ik kan wél voor mezelf schrijven! Ik kan wél voor mezelf kiezen! En daarméé een inspiratie voor een ander zijn. Maar de inspiratie voor de ander zijn, dát is niet de PURPOSE. Niet van mij, niet van mijn business, niet van my reason for being. ... Lees verder op mijn blogcast: https://louniestadt.com/podcast-31-de-echte-purpose-van-de-law-of-attraction/ EnJOY this RIDE to YOUR FREEDOM! Liefs en dank voor het lezen en luisteren. Lou. P.S. De achterdeur naar de Wild & Free Society staat nog op een kier. Wil je nog mee doen, klik dan hier: https://louniestadt.com/product/levenslang-leven-op-je-blote-voeten-2/(En alle bondgenoten mogen op een Free Ride mee naar het Magical Manifesting Motel waar ik het in de podcast over heb) P.P.S. Er stromen vragen binnen over of de Money Meaning & Miracles C(r)ash Course nog beschikbaar is. In eerste instantie had ik tegen Sacha gezegd dat ze de (verborgen) link wel mocht sturen als ze echt graag de course wilden doen, zonder dat we er gezamenlijk doorheen gaan, maar daarna heb ik haar terug laten mailen of ze er géén gebruik van willen maken, omdat het misschien toch een beetje voelt of je op een feestje komt waar iedereen al weg is. Als er echt veel animo voor is, dan wil ik er ook wel een aparte Course van maken waar je zelfstandig doorheen kunt. Omdat die dan sowieso zonder begeleiding van mij en zonder de Saturday Morning LIVES is, kan ik de prijs ook voor je aanpassen. Als je er meer over wilt weten kijk dan hier even naar de verborgen overzichtspagina (https://louniestadt.com/money-meaning-miracles/)maar bestel 'm niet! Stuur in plaats daarvan even een mailtje naar Sacha op support@louniestadt.com. Dan verzamelt zij de interesse en op basis daarvan kan ik altijd een aparte e-course maken, die betaalbaarder wordt omdat je er zelfstandig doorheen gaat. Ik denk aan €333,- Kijk maar of het wat voor je is. Dag! XXX Als je mee wilt reizen op mijn onregelmatige avonturen, schrijf je dan even in op mijn Joyride to Freedom mailinglist: eepurl.com/dFJ3yD Oh. En dit. Voor mij hét bewijs dan de PURPOSE van de LOA wáár is en werkt. Hier word ik zo blij en diep dankbaar van, moet je die reviews hieronder eens lezen!

Are you using the right information to build your long-term investment portfolio? In today's episode of Money & Meaning, Jeff discusses why it may be time to rethink traditional market assumptions, the reason ‘expected returns' don't always deliver expected outcomes, and why a ‘perfect' portfolio isn't always a perfect choice.

It's a topic no one likes to talk about, but careful planning is the best way to ensure that money is the very last thing your loved ones will need to worry about should you die or become disabled. In today's episode of Money & Meaning, Jeff discusses the important role of life insurance in your holistic wealth management plan.

It's said that true wisdom doesn't have to be complicated, and yet for many of us, the path to wise investing is anything but a straight line. In today's episode of Money & Meaning, Jeff sheds light on ways to streamline that path, and how evidence-based investing can help you reach your long-term investment goals.

Lieve lezende luisteraar, Vanuit Parijs, waar ik met mijn camper langs de Seine sta, een podcast die onder andere over het maken van je éigen prosperity plan gaat. Dat dat niet perse over geld gaat is voor mij vorig jaar al wel duidelijk geworden in de Money Meaning & Miracles C(r)ash Course: https://louniestadt.com/money-meaning-miracles/, maar het ook léven is nog niet zo makkelijk. Ik heb me tóch wéér groots laten meeslepen door streven naar succes geloof ik, terwijl dat niet bovenaan mijn Persoonlijke Prosperity Plan staat...! Lees verder op mijn blogcast: https://louniestadt.com/episode-17-persoonlijke-prosperity/ Take it all. op je éigen manier. Kies opnieuw, kies opnieuw, kies opnieuw! Liefs Lou Als je mee wilt reizen op mijn onregelmatige avonturen, schrijf je dan even in op mijn Joyride to Freedom mailinglist: http://eepurl.com/dFJ3yD

No one likes surprises—especially when it comes to money. But in an unpredictable world, how can investors make wise choices to reach their life goals? In today's episode of Money & Meaning, Jeff shares the importance of focusing on the things that matter and instilling rules, habits, and disciplines that lead to success.

Building a concrete vision of your end game is really the only way to create meaningful change in your life. In today's episode of Money & Meaning, Jeff welcomes special guest Jeff Spadafora, a Christian life coach and author The Joy Model. Jeff shares his own path toward meaning and offers insights on how to build a life of greater joy.

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It's often said that investors who fail to reach their goals do so not because of what their investments do, but what they do to their investments. In today's episode of Money & Meaning, Jeff reveals how an evidence-based investment approach encourages healthier investor behavior and, ultimately, improves the potential for a rising income stream over time.

Your unique abilities are found in places where passion, excellence, and the ability to serve others intersect. But recognizing that confluence when it happens is often easier said than done. In today's episode of Money & Meaning, Jeff walks through processes and tools that can help you excavate and identify your greatest strengths.

For many people, charitable giving is vital to Money & Meaning. In today's episode, Jeff shares how the new tax law's “free bridges” can be used to preserve your capital resources and align your gifting strategy with your personal values.

Great financial planning is much broader than investing alone. In today's episode of Money & Meaning, Jeff asks, "What are your great life goals?" and then shares how allocating your limited resources to support your goals can drive a better, more personalized financial plan. 

Understanding what truly matters most in our own lives is rarely as obvious as we'd like to think. In today's episode of Money & Meaning, Jeff walks through the 4 key questions that can help ensure that the “things that matter most are never at the mercy of the things that matter least.”      

Ok, so this episode is only a *little* bit about aliens. It’s really a philosophical, beard stroking chat about all things life, values, and being human. Oh, and private practice. More in this episode: Mystery as a part of life Trauma and disrupted realities Living in a dualistic world Leaning into the anxiety of private practice Starting a private practice isn’t for everyone Who owns you? Vs owning your dollar How to make financial decisions The true value of money Money and happiness This is one of the most unique PPW episodes ever recorded. Do yourself a favor and don’t miss it. John Harrison is a licensed mental health counselor and certified Relational Life Therapist. He has extensive experience working with men while serving as an Army officer, as a therapist at the VA hospital, and as a marriage therapist. He is a proud father of 2 young girls. He owns Life Made Conscious located in Cincinnati, Ohio and is the host of the True Calling Project podcast. Today’s podcast sponsor is Unconditional Media, the digital marketing team for therapists. Unconditional Media helps answer the biggest and most stressful question in the minds of every therapist: “how am I going to get more clients?” UM helps you clarify and amplify your message so that more people can find the help they need in you. Get started today with Google AdWords, Search Engine Optimization, or custom website creation today at www.unconditional.media.

Visit EOFire.com for complete show notes of every Podcast episode. Jonas is co-author of Hustle: The Power to Charge Your Life with Money, Meaning, and Momentum. Known for his innovative work as a consultant, writer and producer, he advises internationally recognized thought leaders, artists, entrepreneurs and forward-thinking organizations, and has contributed to bestselling books, award-winning media projects and social innovation ventures.

Caitlin Greer Meister is a voice actor, educational consultant, and mentor to artists. She joins host Paula Jenkins to share how you can create an authentic artistic career that provides the money, meaning, and freedom you desire.

This episode features Emilie Wapnick on how to have the three pillars of a great multipotentialite work life – money, meaning, and variety – with approaches as diverse as the Group Hug, Slash, Einstein, or Phoenix. (And maybe even join her band of weirdos.) The post A Path to Money, Meaning, and Variety for Multipotentialites with Emilie Wapnick – SASM 119 appeared first on JoelZaslofsky.com.

Exploring Money Meaning and Making a Difference In this Episode: Bureau of Impact - Now COMPOUND | global www.compound.global Commercial Investment Real Estate High Net Worth Clients Family Anchor.FM _______________________________________ This podcast is a collaboration. Without you the listener, it would not be possible. We welcome your participation and would love to feature you on the show: Listener Hotline: 970-300-1994 or visit https://compound.global/talk _______________________________________ This is show is brought to you by TMO and COMPOUND | global an impact investment studio. We ask ourselves everyday: "What Good Shall I Do This Day?" What the F are you doing?  

Exploring Money Meaning and Making a Difference In this Episode: Bureau of Impact - Now COMPOUND | global www.compound.global Commercial Investment Real Estate High Net Worth Clients Family Anchor.FM _______________________________________ This podcast is a collaboration. Without you the listener, it would not be possible. We welcome your participation and would love to feature you on the show: Listener Hotline: 970-300-1994 or visit https://compound.global/talk _______________________________________ This is show is brought to you by TMO and COMPOUND | global an impact investment studio. We ask ourselves everyday: "What Good Shall I Do This Day?" What the F are you doing?  

This episode is probably in my top 10 favorites of all the BTB episodes because of how practical and important the conversation was. It wasn't until the past couple of years that I stopped obsessing over making more money and started thinking more deeply about what money actually represents in my life. Most so-called finance gurus repeat platitudes about skipping lattes and "saving more" without ever addressing the stuff that really gets in the way of people making the kind of money they want to make and knowing what to do with it when they make it. Daniel and I unpacked all of that and more in this conversation. We covered a lot of topics relating to money and lifestyle including:  -the amount of money research says is optimal for "happiness"  -why you shouldn't "stay in your lane" when it comes to education and career -modern considerations for wealth creation -the reason super smart people get money management wrong -the connection between money and lifestyle satisfaction -and much more Let me + Daniel know what you thought of this episode - did you learn anything interesting?: @danielcrosby @lisanicolebell Show Notes: http://bit.ly/BTB124

Podcast 590: Hustle-The Power to Charge Your Life with Money, Meaning and Momentum by Jonas Koffler by Greg Voisen

My guest, Patrick Vlaskovits, shares how he feels he “wasted” 7-8 years of his life trying to do what everyone else was doing.  It wasn't until he allowed himself to explore possibilities outside of those expectations that he really started to hustle. In this episode of the DREAM. THINK. DO. podcast, be prepared to put yourself into momentum! Listen To The Podcast:                           Have you ever been stuck in the Mediocrity of “Meh”? Have you ever felt like you were losing your momentum? If so... you're not alone. Patrick is now the CEO of Superpowered and New York Times bestselling author of The Lean Entrepreneur.  His newest book is Hustle: The Power to Change Your Life with Money, Meaning, & Momentum. Tune in as Patrick discusses what hustling means to him, how he got to where he is today, and what you can do to find momentum! In this episode you'll learn: Hacks of the hustle The three unseen laws of the hustle What is the Mediocrity of “Meh” and how you can escape it Tips on pitching and persuading The five different types of stories and when to use them To receive a copy of the first chapter of Hustle: The Power to Change Your Life with Money, Meaning, & Momentum, text DREAMTHINKDO to 33444. [Tweet "“A lot of hustle is actually gaining momentum.” - Patrick Vlaskovits"] EPISODE RESOURCES DREAM. THINK. DO. website MitchMatthews.com/iTunes @MitchMatthews Hustle: The Power to Change Your Life with Money, Meaning, & Momentum The Lean Entrepreneur by Patrick Vlaskovits Patrick's Website Patrick's LinkedIn Patrick's Twitter @PV

Jonas is co-author of Hustle: The Power to Charge Your Life with Money, Meaning, and Momentum. Known for his innovative work as a consultant, writer and producer, he advises internationally recognized thought leaders, artists, entrepreneurs and forward-thinking organizations, and has contributed to bestselling books, award-winning media projects and social innovation ventures. Sponsors Citi cards with Android Pay: A super fast way to pay! Download the Android Pay app on Google Play or visit Citi.com/androidpay to get started. (Android Pay is available for eligible Citi consumer credit and debit cards.) ZipRecruiter: If you’re ready to start hiring, then ZipRecruiter is where you can find your perfect candidate! Try ZipRecruiter for free today at ziprecruiter.com/fire!

Our working society is changing. It's predicted that by 2020 over 40% of the workforce will be self-employed. In today's episode, Jonathan interviews Taylor Pearson. He's the best-selling author of a new book called, The End of Jobs. If you want to know where all the jobs are headed, you need to listen to this episode. Grab your copy of the book here: http://amzn.to/1GT4KjH

Katana will be interviewing Ariane de Bonvoisin, inspiration and advice expert for any change in your life.

Join me on this show while we talk about the process of CREATION and simple ways to access your power to CREATE...anything! I hope that you can join us!